The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

present was Jacob Billings of Bucksport, Maine.
aged so.
| Rev Theodore Gerrsh, now pastor OF the Biti,lc-
ford Methodist church, has been invited to accept
the pisorate of the Peoples Methodist Episcopal
church i'll Boston, ut the expiration of his term in
Bitldefori. 1t is one of the largest churches in
Boston.
! horse belonging to Mr.. Z. Shbles of Sears
mont, ran away in streets Monday. A Young
son of Mr.. Shibles was in the team With the reins
/ lying in the wind the horse ran up to Primrose
i Hill. The boy climbed out on the back of the run
/ ming horse and succeeded in stopping him.
/ Mr.. A. 5. Kelley has hired the Capt. VIM. o. Al
den House. at the corner of Washington and Bridge
streets Belfast, and is prepared to receive beard
ers. There is good stable attached. The house
is pleasantly situated, commanding Il view of our
| cNccc'.t harbor, central and well arranged see
advertisement in another column.
| Nlnalhaven boasts of the largest piece of granite
| ever quarricd 1t was taken out by the 1ottwell
Granite company, and it is l5 feet long, 10 feet
| square at the base and weighs so tons. The sug
geston is made that the people of Maine contribute
this huge monolith toward the Grant monument.
| If the block is available for such Il purpose the
Portland Advertiser thinks the money could he
raised easily.
1 To clear his repository for winters use Mr..E
+. Hanson, of this city atiyertises Il closing out
sale Of carriages. Here is an opportunity to get a
carriage cheap, as he is determined not to carry
| over any Old -tock...... W. L. Colburn, Belfast,
has new line of boots and shoes that are season
| able and at bottom prccs... Waterman has put a
! large stock of fall clio hing in his store aud his
| counters are grooming Un'icr the weight 49,. W.
/ Il Morrison offers extra intucemcnts to the public
/ to purchase hardware, paints, ctc.
I his known to som" bat not t, all Of our readers
4 ttat ior tive year past the celebrated Basaick
mine IN Colorado his been in litigation and mining
operations at >tan,l,l. Ii is not necessary to 20
int" details, hut it is probable that Mr.. +. C. Has
sick will again get possession of this splendid
mining property, and he may have already done
50, IN which case mining Will he resumed and the
affairs of the i;assick placed ON Il business and
/ prosperous footing. His many friends here will
wish Mr.. Btssick success in his Undertaking.
| SHIPPING NOTES. sch. Prnobsrot, Cart. Carter
arrived at Jacksonville sept. ~, having made the
run from Belfast in ten days, an excellent summer
PASSAGE Brig ii. {. sibley, lIichhorn, from Bos
ton to Asplhwall put into Turks Island Aug. 18th,
with sails and rigging damaged Her decks were
swept during hurricane. Her hull is in good con
'ition. survey will be held and the vessel pro
rccd ON her voyage Bark James e. rendlcton
| will load general cargo at New York for Valparaiso
or la!eah'iarl" lump sum. Sch. Austin ID. Knight
has chartered to load lumber ut Fcrnan'Ilna for
New York at S6.25, free of Wharfage Sch. f. H.
! Herman will load coal at Perth Amhov for Port
land, - cents and discharge Sch. A. layfprd
will load coal at Perth AmGoy for Belfast at 81
and discharge Sch. Helen viii load clay at
Perth Amboy for Boston at : .lo.. sch. Fannie 4
| Edith will load coal at Perth Am5oy for South
| Newmarket at $llo and discharge. sch Never
Muller at Bangor, is taking the cargo Whch sch,
| FanAc A. Gnrham contracted for, and the latter
>t-s"l j. loading hay at this port for Charleston.
| The hay comes over the road from Brooks. Mr.
| Edward Sibley, of this city, received a,lvircs
on Monday from Capt 7 q. B:,rle.s III the bar,
It. Johns river, Florida, saying he was ready to
| come over Also That sch. ralatk:, Capt. Chapjrs
| for Belfast OF the Bar. The Palatka left
| Vineyard Haven. Aug. >, MAXIM the run down
| in eight days......Scl. Garland, arrived Tuesday
| from Philadelphia with cargo of iron pipe for
the water work,...,Thc packet L. NJ, Bonnie has
resumed her trips between Belfast j.ad Vtna
haven.
NoHIlroRr The Camp Ground wharf is now a
dag station" for the Boston boats. They stop
when i>ag is displayed or they have Some one TO
land. Landings made every day last week
except Fri dav.....G onant's store and The post of
flee under the Wavcrley closcd.,....I.ast sat
uriay evening thirteen cottages ON the grounds
We're lighted, and doubt that number, if not
more, will be occupied during the present month
by those who come for few days or Il weeks
sojourn The only South Shore cottage open last
week Mrs. Millikrn's..... A fishing boat With
loat of clans arrived 1t the wharf last Thursday,
the skipper expecting to find cllnpmecting at it,
height. lie a week out in his rrckouiug.....
| Mr. W. c. Crawford expects to occupy liz cottage
on the North Shore until the snow flies. - the
school building in Wateryille in which he is to
teach will not he completed before winter. His
mother and sisters with him, and Monday the
Ladies Auxiliary Society met there. The house
just above saturday Cove owned by MI. Alexander
Leith, of China, and occupied l,r Mr., Waiter II.
Coomb>, of Belfast, was totally destroyed by lire
early sunday morning. Most of the furniture WIS
destroyed. The huu-" partially Insured. hat
| there wa none upon the furniture ~ c. Holt,
Esq, cashier OF the Nc;tlir National Banh, Ban
gor is taking two weeks vacation at the Camp
| Ground.
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was transacted call tor alr, Their meeting of the
very important business to W hith all stockholders
should be present -. Eir. snow and Ar.y ar. re
building The taudrry which was JurneI Hast
spring. located three miles from the VILLAGE. This
men Of it, vicny .... Nh. t,oodalc, our American
IL pres, agent has gone away ON Il vacation lie
has not ha't onc-half rtl ul recre;tiun while huld
Ing this Office tor over three years. His Vacancy
Is very acccptahly filled lE Juu wood Miss
Flora Wood returned tru,n Bar IIarbor TIM. week.
1.-The fisherman Carrie PitIufu, CAPT. Lewis,
| owned by MI. Nitktr>t, arrived last week with